| DakonBlackblade said: My question is, do we want an experience this realistic ? I mean I like to play God of War but if I were to play God of War VR and I was actualy killing ppl with my own hands and eviscerating centaurs, and bashing ppls skull to a pulp Id probably throw up and feel disgusted. Do we want an horror game so realistic some one might fly into a panic and have a cardiac arrest ? Do we want to feel liek were actualy in the Vietnam War shooting ppl, seing our friends die and gettng shot ourselves ? Seriously I dont understand why ppl want it to be this realistic. |
The thing about videogames is you can get the experience you want. For example something like everybody gone to the rapture in VR. Slow paced experiences. LA Noire. Less violent things. Nobody says that VR has to be realistic bloods and guts. It can be simply socializing with others on a tropical island. Play detective in a jurassic park. Walk on mars. Race Cars Pilot things etc. Do things you cant do IRL and see things nobody has seen yet.
I dont care about playing God of War in VR or shooting people. I want to see things that do not exists yet I am interested in the potential. VR will create its own form of entertainment. The better the hard and software becomes the more things will happen in and around VR we do not expect today.
